CryptoStruct integrates with OG.com for algorithmic trading on regulated prediction markets
CryptoStruct has partnered with OG.com to enable algorithmic trading on CFTC-regulated prediction markets. The integration targets professional and quantitative traders, combining CryptoStruct's execution technology with OG.com's regulated event-contract infrastructure. OG.com's platform was originally established by Crypto.com. The deal was announced Tuesday, October 13. CryptoStruct is the algorithmic trading provider. OG.com operates as the CFTC-regulated venue.
This integration gives quantitative trading firms a direct pipeline into regulated event contracts for the first time. Professional algo traders have largely stayed away from prediction markets because execution infrastructure was built for retail speed, not institutional latency requirements. CryptoStruct's technology solves that gap. The firms it draws in will bring deeper liquidity and tighter spreads to OG.com's markets.
That liquidity advantage compounds as more quantitative strategies arrive, since algos cluster where execution quality is highest. For OG.com, the partnership is a defense against incumbents like Kalshi and ForecastEx that already court institutional flow. For CryptoStruct, it diversifies revenue beyond crypto derivatives. The first quant fund to deploy significant capital here will establish whether prediction markets can absorb institutional-sized positions without slippage that erodes edge.
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